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Q: What is a tear sheet?

A tear sheet, also known as a fact sheet, is a one-page document that contains key financial information about a company, including an overview of leadership and services. The name comes from an old practice where stockbrokers would tear a sheet out of their summary books to give to investors as a stock recommendation.

What is a tear sheet?

A tear sheet helps LPs understand how their investment is performing. Download our tear sheet example to get started today.

Internal rate of return calculator (IRR calculator)

Internal rate of return (IRR) helps investors estimate their profitability. Learn how to calculate IRR using our free calculator.

The Equity Alliance is betting on diversity and authenticity

The Equity Alliance uses a hybrid fund to support both founders and emerging managers.

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AML & KYC: What you need to know

Know your customer (KYC) checks help companies and financial institutions comply with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. Learn the differences.

Building trust as a solo GP: How Open VC involves LPs in fund strategy

Open Venture Capital takes an operational approach to evaluating and supporting seed-stage founders in consumer, health, and wellness.

Emmeline Ventures is funding a new world for women

Emmeline Ventures funds early-stage companies that help women manage their health and build their wealth.

Carta acquires Vauban, making it easier for investors to back entrepreneurs globally

Vauban’s fully automated platform makes it possible for more people in more places to invest in startups. Together, we’ll build a better future for the venture ecosystem.

Rule 506(b) and 506(c): What to know before launching your fund

Raising capital in a 506(b) vs. 506(c) offering is a critical choice for GPs. Learn the differences between these rules before fundraising.

360 Venture Collective brings definition to “inclusive investing”

360 Venture Collective is an early-stage venture firm based in Miami that supports founders committed to solving social problems.

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